Caspar IVD rongeur working length 160mm curved down fenestrated 4.0mm x 14.0mm cup jaws ring handle

Precision Access and Control for Intervertebral Disc Procedures

The Caspar IVD rongeur is designed to facilitate precise tissue removal during intervertebral disc procedures and related surgical interventions. Surgeons often require instruments that balance reach with maneuverability in confined anatomical spaces. This 160mm working length instrument offers extended access while maintaining control through its ring handle design. The curved down configuration enhances visualization around structures, while the fenestrated cup jaws allow for efficient grasping and extraction of disc material during complex maneuvers. Built for versatility across general surgery and neurosurgery workflows, this rongeur supports meticulous dissection tasks where accuracy and reliable jaw engagement are essential for procedural efficiency.

Use Cases

• Performing precise disc material removal during intervertebral disc procedures
• Accessing confined anatomical spaces requiring curved down visualization
• Executing meticulous tissue grasping with fenestrated cup jaws
• Supporting neurosurgery workflows requiring controlled bite size engagement
• Facilitating general surgery tasks needing 160mm working length reach

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaw alignment and handle mechanism before each use
• Clean thoroughly according to facility reprocessing protocols
• Store in a protected environment to prevent tip damage
• Supports fenestrations are free of debris after procedures

General use; follow facility protocols.